Make Video Small wraps local AV1 encoding in a desktop app so shrinking video doesn't mean learning FFmpeg flags. It batches an entire folder, reads your own CPU and GPU to propose a sensible preset, previews the result against the source before committing to a real encode, and never uploads a single file.
Local AV1 encoding for Windows: drop in files and batch-compress without uploading anything.A draggable before/after comparison with real SSIM and PSNR numbers, not a marketing estimate.Visual Preview Studio previews every quality preset against the source before the real encode runs.Three steps: drop a folder, let it read your hardware, walk away.Built for people with too many files: full hardware use, nothing leaves the disk, no ceiling.Handles stills too, with AI upscaling and a metadata studio for EXIF cleanup.An honest comparison table against the alternatives, including where it doesn't win.
